The Wiveton Bell is situated in the peaceful village of Wiveton, just outside Blakeney on the North Norfolk coast. This is the sort of place where muddy boots and sandy shoes are welcome, and long lunches drift into cosy evenings by the fire. Think exposed beams, a laid-back bar serving local ales, alongside thoughtfully styled bedrooms. Whether you are planning a walking holiday, food-led break, or coastal escape, this award-winning inn makes for a wonderful base.
The Wiveton Bell Wiveton, Norfolk, NR25 7TL
- 6 bedrooms
- 6 bedrooms
Coastal Gem a Mile From Blakeney
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Breakfast
- Craft Beer
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- Gastro Pub
- Log Fires
- Meeting Space
- Parking
- WiFi
Bedrooms
The Wiveton Bell offers six individually styled en-suite bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed with comfort in mind. Expect soft, neutral tones, lovely linens and a relaxed coastal feel that reflects the surrounding landscape. Rooms are well equipped with modern bathrooms, tea and coffee facilities and the little touches that make a stay feel special. Whether you are returning from a windswept walk along Blakeney Point or a day exploring Holt’s independent shops, you will find your room a quiet and comfortable retreat. Dogs are welcome with prior acknowledgement (add a dog at the checkout).
Bathroom products include hand and body wash, lotion, shampoo and conditioner from Connock.
Telegraph Travel wrote: “This middle-of-nowhere pub makes a great base for lazy days strolling across the fields and marshes of North Norfolk. It was bought by the regional Chestnut Group, which has maintained its reputation for good food and cosy rooms – you couldn’t imagine a more welcoming place to be on a dark Norfolk night.” Expert Rating 8/10
Food & Drink
Food is very much at the heart of The Wiveton Bell offering. The kitchen focuses on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, celebrating the best of Norfolk’s larder. Expect well-executed pub classics alongside more refined dishes, with menus that change to reflect what’s in season. Breakfast is a relaxed affair, offering hearty cooked options and lighter choices to set you up for a day on the coast. Lunch and dinner draw both locals and visitors, so booking a table is advisable, particularly at weekends and during the summer months. The bar champions local ales and a considered wine list, making it just as appealing for an evening drink as for a full dining experience.

